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Good to hear about the refactoring and cleaning. There was definitely some cruft in there that made it hard to track down issues / learn from at times. I'm ver
by fortes 17y ago
Good to hear about the refactoring and cleaning. There was definitely some cruft in there that made it hard to track down issues / learn from at times.
I'm very curious about the mobile announcement. I've been doing some heavy coding on top of jQuery for a soon to be released project. I've come close to ditching jQuery a few times due to the non-iPhone cachable size of the main script (a real dealbreaker for this project).
Keep on the great work. The alpha has passed all but two of my internal unit tests -- I'll track them down and submit bugs as necessary when I get some time over the next few days.
- rufo 17y agoiPhone 3.0 devices can cache minified jQuery just fine - I've done some testing with an HTML5 offline app and they appear to have greatly increased the limits. The jQtouch guys have been experimenting with this as well and have reported success: http://code.google.com/p/jqtouch/wiki/OfflineSupport http://code.google.com/p/jqtouch/wiki/OfflineSupport